Miss Violence

Fresh off the buzz surrounding his award-winning drama “Miss Violence,” filmmaker Alexandros Avranas is back at work with the same team, writing a new Greek thriller.

The 8th annual Los Angeles Greek Film Festival announced the 2014 Orpheus Award winners at its star-studded closing-night ceremony produced by Dorothea Paschalidou and directed by Greek actor Giorgos Karamihos on Sunday, June 8.

During the International Film Festival of Thessaloniki, Alexander Avranas, director of the film "Miss Violence" talked about his film and the crisis. "The economic crisis and the crisis of values brings Greek people closer to each other." said the...

Three contemporary Greek films will compete in the 24th Stockholm Film Festival, which will take place from the 6th to 17th of  November. Greece will be represented by "Miss Violence" of Alexandos Avranas, "Luton" of Michalis Konstandatos and "The...

Alexandros Avranas, the Greek director of award-winning film 'Miss Violence' talks Greek cinema and personal success in an exclusive interview. Born in Larissa, Greece, Alexandros Avranas made his way to Berlin, Germany to study Fine Arts at the Universität der...

The Greek Film, Miss Violence, directed by Alexandros Avranas was twice awarded in this year’s Venice Film Festival. Miss Violence received the FEDEORA critics’ award and the Arca award, while Themis Panou won the Coppa Volpi Award for best actor...

The Greek film Miss Violence by Alexandros Avranas is participating  in the 70th International Film Festival of Venice, which started on August 28 and will be completed on September 7. This is the second feature-length film for the Greek director,...

The second feature-length film of Alexandros Avranas will participate in the 70th International Film Festival of Venice  that will take place from Aug. 28-Sept. 7. Themis Panos, Reni Pittaki, Christos Loulis, Giota Festa, Minas Hatzisavvas and Eleni Rousinou form the...